What's the most overpriced firearm you've seen at a gunshow?

[Byron Quick]

Pre WWII FN P35 with no original finish and it looked liked it had been used to shoot a boatload of SMG ammo in its time...$3K.

And this was twenty years ago

 

[Hal]

$15,000.00 for the side plate of an M2 .50 BMG.

$40,000.00 for an M60.

 

[Pocket Pistol]

How about a NAA Guardian 32 Stainless Steel that has a LOUSY chrome job on it, why chrome stainless I have no idea.
But they wanted $600 for it Ha Ha Ha.

 

[Majic]

I once saw a Purdy side x side 2 barrel set in .410 for $140,000 .

 

[glockten]

Best (worst?) I've ever seen was a set of four Perazzi shotguns, in 12ga., 20ga., 28ga. and .410, superbly finished, engraved, gold-inlaid and stocked. The asking price for the set? A mere $280,000.00

I saw a set like that at a show in Dallas. A bargain at $225,000.

 

[auschip]

Glock 22 early second gen. Beat to heck, finish scratched, no mags, $450. The guy had a whole table of pistols that were simply stacked on top of each other. None of them had mags, and it looked like he kept them all in a cardboard box for storage between shows. He wasn't doing much business.

 

[grenadier]

At every Alabama gun show that I have been to, recently, there's one guy who keeps trying to sell what looks like a Glock 30 in terrible condition, for 800 dollars. The handle looks like some dog chewed it up, and then someone put a soldering iron to it. The darn thing is so spiky, that you'd probably cut your hand holding it. Of course, the guy trying to sell it asserts that this is a custom Glock, with an improved gripping texture.



He also has a "Do not touch any of the merchandise, unless you are buying it" sign. Very rude guy.